Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/GE-Action-in-Billa-Supermarket-in-Austria-27MZIFIWUZ3P.htmlConceptually similarGE Action in Billa-Supermarket in AustriaGP021CICompleted★★★★GE Action in Billa-Supermarket in AustriaGP021CHCompleted★★★★GE Action in Billa-Supermarket in AustriaGP021CJCompleted★★★★GE Action at Dairy Company in AustriaGP021BCCompleted★★★★GE Action at Dairy Company in AustriaGP021BDCompleted★★★★GE Action at Dairy Company in AustriaGP021BECompleted★★★★GE Action at Dairy Company in AustriaGP021BOCompleted★★★★GE Action at Dairy Company in AustriaGP021BPCompleted★★★★GE Action at Dairy Company in AustriaGP021BQCompleted★★★★View AllGP021CKGE Action in Billa-Supermarket in AustriaGreenpeace activists wearing chicken costumes protest against GMO soy in chicken feed. In a branch of the BILLA food chain they put up danger signs saying “Achtung Genfutter”, in English: “Caution GMO-fodder” and a banner that reads "Gentech-Hühner: na Mahlzeit!", literally translated "GE-chicken: bon appetite!" meaning also something like "no thanks."In original language:Billa Hühner Kärnten17. November 2004, Klagenfurt : Kein Gentech-Futter für Billa-Hühner!Greenpeace informiert Konsumenten über Gentechnik im Hühnerfleisch.Greenpeace-Aktivisten in Hühnerkostümen protestieren heute gegen den Einsatz von Gentech-Soja im Tierfutter. In einer Filiale der „Billa“-Kette in der Klagenfurter Innenstadt bringen die 15 Umweltschützer Warnschilder an – „Achtung! Gentech-Futter“ . Der Greenpeace-Protest richtet sich im Speziellen gegen Hühnerfleisch der Lavanttaler Firma „Hermine Wech“.Locations:Austria-Carinthia-Central Europe-KlagenfurtDate:17 Nov, 2004Credit:© Greenpeace / Kurt PrinzMaximum size:2000px X 3008pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Chickens-Genetic engineering-Greenpeace activists-Meat-Signs-Supermarkets-Theatrical costumesShoot:GE Action in Billa-Supermarket in AustriaGreenpeace activists wearing chicken costumes protest against GMO soy in chicken feed. In a branch of the BILLA food chain they put up danger signs saying “Achtung Genfutter,” in English: “Caution GMO-fodder” in order to draw the customers’ attention.
